The report said that lethal autonomous weapons powered by artificial intelligence were set to revolutionize warfare, but that no proper regulatory framework governing these emerging technologies was yet in place. The conference, which would begin on Monday at the United Nations office in Geneva, would discuss how to establish restrictions and bans on such weapons, which some refer to as killer robots. However, some analysts doubted that discussions under the Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons (CCW) would be able to keep pace with the development of these weapons.
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